Time for ChangeFact - your graph tells us there was some brief support immediately after the KDI deal closed - but then a steady sell off afterwards. The real breakdown started at end July after the new CEO Mr Brown did his rounds with the big investors. Since then, the sell off accelerated (read: unimpressed with Mr Brown) and the only significant market support has come from DD. Without his recent buying the stock would be a lot lower. Conclusions:
1. the institutional shareholders didn't like the KDI deal (excessively dilutive) and started selling to get out
2. the institutional investors are unimpressed by Mr Brown and have continiued selling.
Who's responsible - the BOD. Time for change!
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